[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

Wow, that's pretty wild!

[MinuteGal]

Duck for incoming ink-blot sightings!

Like Abraham Lincoln, a tit-mouse with bat-like wings, and a clenched fist.

I hate when I do this.

Leni

[NormsRevenge]

Cool! .. in the constellation of Sagittarius.

The Horsehead Nebula in the Orion constellation is pretty intense as well

[KillTime]

For NASA's pic of the day, check out the link below. 25 APR is the one with this outstanding storm.

http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/archivepix.html

[King David]

OMG! It's about to capsize the Andrea Gale! They never should have gone that far out to the Outer Banks for those fish!!

[strela]

Uhhh, doesn't Hubble have to be serviced every few years? With the Shuttle fleet grounded, I can only hope that nothing out-of-the-ordinary happens to Hubble until the next servicing mission. It would be a crime not to get to see pictures like this one any more.

[Luna]

That is sooooooo cool.

[EternalVigilance]

Unequaled art...direct from the Master's Hand...

[rudypoot]

I see dead people.

[RightWhale]

This is the APOD which is one of the few bump lists that always has something great on it.

[jimkress]

full size jpeg

[anymouse]

I think the media is using the "Perfect Storm" metaphor a bit too loosely. Sure it's a neat "colorized" astronomy photo, but what's so perfect about it?

Now we know what happend to Ted Turner's "colorize" technicians - they now work for NASA's Hubble Telescope Center digitally enhancing astronomy photos to "shock and awe" the gullible American public that thinks space really is painted in technicolor.

[gcruse]

It's upside-down.





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